chore: cosmostation wallet support deposits

[shane-moore]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Enhanced wallet strategy to support Cosmos blockchain
  • Added dynamic chain name detection for Cosmostation wallet
  • Expanded chain ID support across wallet implementations

• Improvements

  • Increased flexibility for handling different blockchain types
  • Improved compatibility with multiple wallet strategies

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packages/wallets/wallet-base/src/base.ts

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ESLint: 7.32.0

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at getParserServices (/node_modules/@typescript-eslint/utils/dist/eslint-utils/getParserServices.js:31:9)
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Walkthrough

The changes introduce enhanced support for Cosmos blockchain in the wallet infrastructure. The modifications span across multiple packages, focusing on expanding type definitions and adding flexibility to handle different blockchain chain IDs. The updates primarily involve updating constructor signatures, adding type support for Cosmos-specific chain IDs, and implementing a dynamic chain name extraction mechanism for the Cosmostation wallet strategy.

Changes

File	Change Summary
packages/wallets/wallet-base/src/base.ts	- Added CosmosChainId import - Updated chainId type to support ChainId | CosmosChainId - Expanded constructor to accept ConcreteCosmosWalletStrategyArgs
packages/wallets/wallet-cosmos/src/strategy/strategy.ts	- Updated constructor to accept ChainId | CosmosChainId
packages/wallets/wallet-cosmostation/src/strategy/strategy.ts	- Added getChainNameFromChainId method - Added chainName public property - Updated constructor to accept ChainId | CosmosChainId - Replaced hardcoded chain names with dynamic this.chainName

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant WalletBase
    participant CosmosStrategy
    participant Cosmostation

    WalletBase->>CosmosStrategy: Initialize with ChainId/CosmosChainId
    CosmosStrategy->>Cosmostation: Pass ChainId/CosmosChainId
    Cosmostation->>Cosmostation: Determine chainName dynamically
    Cosmostation-->>CosmosStrategy: Wallet Strategy Ready

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A rabbit's tale of blockchain glee
Chain IDs dancing, types expand
Flexibility across the land

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